Crimebuster is probably best known in pop culture thanks to being the cover image for the 1992 album "Evil Empire" from Rage Against the Machine. On the left is the original painting of Crimebuster, done by artist Mel Ramos. On the right is the altered image used for the album cover. Sadly, Squeeks was nowhere to be found in either.

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This set of trading cards put out by Lev Gleason in 1951 also included individual cards for both Squeeks and Iron Jaw. Kids who sent away for a full set of these cards could then cut off and redeem coupons in exchange for a year's subscription.

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The back of the Crimebuster trading card.

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This issue of Comic Book Marketplace from 2003 discusses Crimebuster, Boy Comics and creator Charles Biro.

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This board game was included as the centerfold to Boy Comics #4.

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In the mid-90's, AC Comics used Crimebuster in it's long running series of Golden Age public domain characters, Femme Force. They then collected these new Crimebuster appearances in Crimebuster #0, which also included reprints from the original Boy Comics series.

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This photo shows creator Charles Biro posing with a mural of Crimebuster at the Lev Gleason offices. 

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Boy Comics held a contest for a free monkey in #3. This spread announcing the winner ran in #5.

The Boy Comics team. From left to right: editor Bob Wood, publisher Lev Gleason and creator Charles Biro.

Editor Bob Wood making front page news for murdering a woman in 1958. He himself would be killed three years later over debts owed to the mob.